Re: Site Creator
| From: | Salman AS | Date: | Wed, 19 Jul 2000 08:03:50 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Site Creator | ||
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Alan Todd wrote:
> hehe --
> i think we have miscommuncation somewhere
>
> the way it will work i will have a auth. page for them to login that will
> have a user_id name - pass - then they can make a page or edit a page they
> already made --
>
> what i want to know is how to store vital infomation from them but the idea
> is to do it without making a ton of connections to a db - i will want to
> save some info -- but if i have 10,000 people using this i don't want all
> of them having to conenct to a db everytime they edit a page and change one
> piece of info --
> or at least wait till they leave or something
>
> Alan
It seem clear to me.
IMHO, you can use this scenario,
*When a user pass the login procedure, access all data will be used from db
and store it as cokies, and then disconnect the user from database.
*Then when they finish their work, there shoold be an "update" button to
update the data in DB. That's all.
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Salman AS (SaS)
salmanas@telkom.net
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